Common questions / 20/06/2021

How to solve the medical mystery in Fallout New Vegas?

Medical Mystery is a side quest in Fallout: New Vegas . Talk to Dr. Richards. Stake out the medical tent between 1:00 and 2:30 AM. Ask Dr. Richards about the symptoms of hydra use with a medicine check then confront Stone. Talk to James Sexton about the missing supplies and gain evidence about Stone’s activities, then confront Stone with this.

When does private stone enter the medical mystery?

Around 2:30, Private Stone will enter/exit, crouched, and attempt to steal the supplies. Depending on your Speech level, you have a number of options in dealing with the situation. Pickpocket Private Stone and take the empty hydra syringe (the clue) from his inventory.

What happens in Mystery Science Theater 3000 Poopie?

Mystery Science Theater 3000: Poopie! (Video 1995) Jewel thieves attempt to recover treasure from piranha infested waters. Mistrust and betrayals happen amongst the gang in the quest for gold. Man has finally conquered the ocean.

What kind of Doctor did I see at Mayo Clinic?

I went to see a neurologist, who began to run tests. In the meantime, I had regular quarterly blood panels by my regular physician, who upon reporting to me by phone noted no irregularities. I was told time and time again to stop chasing a diagnosis. My family continued to watch my decline.

Are there any doctors who tell their side of the story?

Behind the scenes, many doctors feel the same way. And now some of them are telling their side of the story. A recent crop of books offers a fascinating and disturbing ethnography of the opaque land of medicine, told by participant-observers wearing lab coats.

What did doctors say when they told me I was fine?

I didn’t know how to speak to the doctors with the words that would get them, as I thought of it, “on my side.” I steeled myself before appointments, vowing not to leave until I had some answers—yet I never managed to ask even half my questions. “You’re fine. We can’t find anything wrong,” more than one doctor said.

Can a doctor really be trusted in America?

There is absolutely no way doctors can be trusted, certainly not in America. Doctors are entrepreneurs, and they function as such. The OATH they took is just that. It is not valid, or solid, or trustworthy. Money is the driving force behind the medical practice on America.

Is there any effort to focus on the deeper reality of disease?

Nor is there any effort to focus on the deeper reality of disease, as Atul Gawande, a surgeon and professor at Harvard Medical School, writes in his astute new exploration of geriatric medicine, Being Mortal.